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Hospitals are at a tipping point, as only 29% of ICU beds are empty. According to the information, there are currently a total of 1,104 ICU beds across the country, of which 781 are occupied and only 323 are vacant.
The ICU-no COVID is currently 608, of which 446 are occupied and 162 vacant (26.5%).
Respectively, of the 496 ICU-COVID, 335 have been covered and only 161 remain free (32.5%).
The situation is tragic in northern Greece, where only 11% of the ICUs for the coronavirus, which serve the needs of Thessaloniki (including the Halkidiki, Katerini and Kavala Hospitals) are empty, a percentage that in absolute terms translates to in 16 beds, in total 148 places.
In Attica hospitals, of the 206 COVID-ICUs, 130 are occupied and 76 are vacant (37%).
Outside the ICU, the total number of beds available nationwide for the treatment of confirmed coronavirus cases is 4,773, while the number of COVID-19 patients currently treated is 2,513 (total ICU, MAF, MEL, chambers of negative pressure and single beds).
Details by health region:
- 1st RAE (Attica): 485 (out of 1,133 available beds)
- 2nd RAE (Piraeus and Aegean): 212 (out of 426 available beds)
- 3rd RAE (Macedonia): 524 (out of 719 available beds)
- 4th RAE (Macedonia and Thrace): 697 (out of 1,149 available beds)
- 5th RAE (Thessaly & Central Greece): 249 (out of 413 available beds)
- 6th RAE (Peloponnese, Ionian Islands, Epirus and Western Greece): 200 (out of 534 available beds)
- 7th RAE (Crete): 39 (out of 231 available beds)
- Military hospitals: 107 (out of 168 beds available)
Source: skai.gr
